reader requests
I've quite enjoyed blogging (almost) every day this week, and want to see if I can continue to keep it up. But to do so, I'll need your help.
Earlier in the week, jeffsoesbe asked if I wouldn't mind writing another entry in my Singapore Observations series, and I'm happy to do so (and am quite chagrined that the last of these entries was in September 2007). So that will be my next actual entry. But instead of just blathering on after that, I'd like to answer any questions or discuss any topics that you, my smart and beautiful readers, might be interested in. Back in March and April, scalzi ran a Reader Request Week, and I'd like to do the same.
So here's your chance to ask me anything. It can be serious or silly, political or geeky (or politically geeky), about writing, publishing, expatriation, living in Asia, being in an interracial relationship, whatever. The topics are completely up to you. I'd like to be able to do a week of these, so if I could get seven questions at the very minimum, that would be perfect. It's your chance to, as Scalzi says, "make me dance like the proverbial monkey."
If you're worried about duplicating questions I've already answered, you can search through the blog archives and/or double-check yourself with the following interviews: Ecstatic Days, The Story, Behind the Wainscot, Tobias Buckell Online, I Should Be Writing (audio), The Spoken Alexandria Project (audio).
Requests should go into the comments for this entry.
Thanks in advance!
Earlier in the week, jeffsoesbe asked if I wouldn't mind writing another entry in my Singapore Observations series, and I'm happy to do so (and am quite chagrined that the last of these entries was in September 2007). So that will be my next actual entry. But instead of just blathering on after that, I'd like to answer any questions or discuss any topics that you, my smart and beautiful readers, might be interested in. Back in March and April, scalzi ran a Reader Request Week, and I'd like to do the same.
So here's your chance to ask me anything. It can be serious or silly, political or geeky (or politically geeky), about writing, publishing, expatriation, living in Asia, being in an interracial relationship, whatever. The topics are completely up to you. I'd like to be able to do a week of these, so if I could get seven questions at the very minimum, that would be perfect. It's your chance to, as Scalzi says, "make me dance like the proverbial monkey."
If you're worried about duplicating questions I've already answered, you can search through the blog archives and/or double-check yourself with the following interviews: Ecstatic Days, The Story, Behind the Wainscot, Tobias Buckell Online, I Should Be Writing (audio), The Spoken Alexandria Project (audio).
Requests should go into the comments for this entry.
Thanks in advance!